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Mrinalini Tyagi (Tejaswini of Pavitra Rishta) :My most memorable Holi was last year when I celebrated with my colleagues who unceremoniously dunked me in a tub of colour! I still have pics and an entire video of that very memorable scene! But being a Delhi girl, the only way I love celebrating Holi is by going all out with rang and bhang ... I had a ball at a Holi party in Delhi last year. This year I willstay at home in Mumbai and catch up on rest.
Asha Negi (Purvi of Pavitra Rishta): I think my last year's Holi celebration was the most memorable. Since I was back in Dehradun I got a chance to celebrate it with my mischievous cousins! After years of being away from home, reliving the Holi of my childhood was the best thing I could have asked for. This year with only one day off, I will stay at home and use it as an opportunity to rest and celebrate with my roommates.
Hiten Tejwani (Manav of Pavitra Rishta):If something nice is happening in my building, then we will celebrate Holi there. Otherwise between our family friends,we will plan a celebration for sure. The kids love playing Holi and at their age even I used to be quite naughty but now I prefer playing Holi with natural colours or gulaal because as an actor, I need to use colours that come off easily.
Puru Chibber (Sachin of Pavitra Rishta):This year I will be celebrating Holi in Delhi. I think my lucky stars are out in full swing this year. I have plans of traveling to Delhi for some work in that week and will stay back and celebrate Holi with my childhood friends back there! Every good memory that I have of Holi has always been with them! Now who can say no to such good luck??!
Rithvik Dhanjani (Arjun of Pavitra Rishta):
Having spent a large chunk of my life out of India, Holi has never been an occassion that I have celebrated on such a huge scale. At least
not in the way it is celebrated here in India. But after celebrating Holi here last year, I am looking forward to the celebration again this year as well. The most memorable of course is the Bhaang and the after-effects of it...it makes people do the funniest things!
Having spent a large chunk of my life out of India, Holi has never been an occassion that I have celebrated on such a huge scale. At least
not in the way it is celebrated here in India. But after celebrating Holi here last year, I am looking forward to the celebration again this year as well. The most memorable of course is the Bhaang and the after-effects of it...it makes people do the funniest things!
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